Indian Head Rock

Freshwater rock formation dive with bass, crappie, good visibility.

Shore Access
5m Avg Depth
11m Max Depth

About this dive site

This dive site features the prominent Indian Head Rock formation, a well-known landmark in Brushy Pond Community, Bremen, Alabama. Divers navigate around this unique rock structure in clear freshwater, offering a tranquil experience. The site is easily accessible off CR 143, making it a convenient spot for local divers.

Underwater, divers can encounter various freshwater fish species. Notable inhabitants include large mouth bass, crappie, and stripe bass, which thrive in these conditions. The occasional discovery of lost items like an Apple Watch adds a unique, albeit unusual, element to the exploration.

The best time to visit for optimal conditions would generally be during warmer months for more comfortable water temperatures. This shallow site is excellent for both scuba diving and freediving, particularly for those looking to practice skills or enjoy relaxed freshwater exploration. Visibility of 20-25 feet provides enjoyable viewing.

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Site Ratings

Big Marine Life Good
Macro Marine Life Fair
Landscape Quality Good
Water Visibility Good Viz

Plan Your Visit

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Things to Note

Difficulty:

Beginner

Shallow depth (max 11m), moderate visibility, and calm freshwater conditions make it ideal for beginners.

Hazards:
limited visibility
Current Strength:

Mild

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